If I could give zero stars I would. The quality is horrible. Took two hours do get nails done. My…read morefinger nails hurt. Worst place I have ever been. and very expensive. The person had no clue what almond shaped nails were. Do NOT waste your time or money here!!

Reasonably priced, quality service. The owner is super friendly and pays great attention to detail…read more I got a pedicure and he took care of my in grown toenails and calluses quickly and painlessly!

MEGAN WILL CUT YOUR HAIR! She'll do it good. When Mrs. S and me moved to Brookings, we were leaving…read morea hairdresser we loved, a hairdresser we'd spent years with. Her name was Jessica and she worked at a salon that was consistently ranked as one of the best salons in a major east coast metropolis so, y'know, FAUNCY. I have annoyingly thick, wavy hair (if I do say so myself) that, when cut by hacks (as it was throughout most of my youth), within three weeks becomes puffy and unruly. It resembles pubic hair along the sides. It's altogether unmanageable. I spent most of my teenage and college years hating my hair. How can I describe it? Blacks cultivate Afros and Jews bemoan their Jewfros - what do Teutons call their headpuff? I looked like Beethoven in those paintings of Beethoven, and he was wearing a wig, so it was on purpose, must've been fashionable, so I guess I would've been hot shit in the 18th century. Today, I just look like crazy hair. No good. Then I moved to east and met Mrs. S., who set me up with Jessica, who knew how to cut hair. For the first time in my miserable stinking life, I could enjoy my thick, wavy hair. The universe was no longer a total disaster. When we moved out here to the Territories, I was convinced it would take years to find someone as good as my previous hairdresser...if I found someone at all. I was resigned to regular trips to Omaha, Minneapolis, even Chicago (or simply back east to Jessica) in order to get a decent haircut. If I was LUCKY, there was a competent hairdresser in Sioux Falls. No way that's gonna happen in Brookings. I was totally wrong. Locals who know hooked us up with Megan right away. She's set up in a cute little salon in the same building with j.ella und that Old Market restaurant that keeps changing owners. At first, I was suspicious: she didn't wash my hair before cutting it, and I was used to that happening (turns out she does it after - whatevs). But she got the cut right the FIRST time. Granted, I brought instructions from my previous hairdresser, which Megan was TOTALLY cool about. The instructions were pretty basic, so about 10% of the cut's success was the instructions and the other 90% was Megan. Nailed it. Granted, getting a good haircut in the salon is only the first step. It's gotta grow out good. So I was stoked when, three weeks later, I didn't need to return and get my Teutfro under control. Nor the week after that. I could reschedule at my leisure - the hair was growing out great. Oh, and because it's Brookings, it's cheap. Megan can - and probably should, at some point - charge way more than she's charging for a men's haircut: fifteen freaking bucks!! I've heard Megan is really adept at men's haircuts. My wife's color and cut routine is a bit more complicated, and it took her and Megan a few rounds to get it right. But again, Megan was TOTALLY cool about everything - she listened to what my wife said, was respectful and responsive and willing to make changes, but also relied on her own training and instincts when she needed to. Megan is very professional and easy to work with. She strikes a great balance - ESSENTIAL in a hairdresser- between listening to what you want and knowing when you're wrong. Mrs. S. and I are extremely happy clients.

Tanya is great. She does a great job with my hair. It is not the easiest to cut. It is very…read morethick and has colics. Linda Kabris is

The stylists here are amazing and helpful. I get my haircut and eyebrows done there and always…read morehave been happy. A very relaxing environment and always and enjoyable experience.

Look, I like to think I'm a pretty reasonable person. When I really want something then that's…read morethat. Dude asked me what my budget was for the tattoo. (That I really wanted.) I only suggested something I thought would be fairly reasonable. ( No, I'm not going to complain about dudes prices.) What caught me off guard is how Dude responded. I would've been willing to pay the guy regardless the price, hell, I was just stocked asf dude got back to me in a good amount of time. Like I said, I really wanted this tattoo. For the people who would agree getting tatts is like their therapy, well, then you know. After I sent my response Dude started acting weird over text messages . Started saying he was booked and I asked for the next day and he goes to tell me just to call other places ' cause he wasn't going to tatt me. Like at all. So I ask "what would you charge?" And he wouldn't even share his desired price with me. That I would've paid regardless, mind you. Yo, I even told the guy I'd be willing to pay him whatever and he's just being a dick hole. So if you're reading this (said dude) thanks for making me feel like my money wasn't good at your shop. Fucking appreciate it. :) This is the only decent place in Brookings, SD and I needed my therapy, (obviously, who the fuck writes yelps? Sheesh) damnit. lmaoooo Yup, definitely a Monday.

This is a fairly new tattoo and piercing shoppe to the Watertown area…read more The shop was exceptionally clean, the artists each have a specific area of expertise ~ Dani listened to exactly what i wanted and drew the sketch freehand. The tattoo is by far the best i have-the color is amazing. i've been to many... George LaBrada in L.A., Skin and Bones, Outlaw, etc. This was the best experience and best tattoo i have ever had. Thank you so much! If you're looking for new ink, go to Lucky Eagle. you'll be totally delighted!

There were 2 barbers. 1male and 1female both sitting in their chairs with no customers. I walked…read morein and was politely greeted. They both jumped up and stood towards the back of their chairs. I am not from these parts and this initially felt odd. They honestly were giving me a choice. The gentleman was inquisitive and chatty at the same time. The time went by quickly. He handed me my glasses to take a look, I paid and was down the road. Got back to my hotel and noticed that he missed trimming hair on the front edge of my ears. Now I am wondering if the time was too quick. Not that there was a line. Overall a good cut.